- Guysack

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Like the Command Wolf, Guysack is seen commonly among bandits, making it a readily available Zoid on the black market. These are some of the most frequently abandoned Zoids that were left behind as sleepers by the Republican Army, when they pulled out of certain lands. Because these Zoids are triggered by tresspassing, they are frequently regarded as a threat, and captured by those who wish to reuse the now-unregistered Zoids for criminal use. Standard Issue is brown.

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Weapon Overview:
AZ 30mm Beam Rifle:This weapon is mounted on the tail. It fires a laser, one shot at a time, and is often the first thing removed for customization, besides the claws.	Laser Claw, Laser Fang: The Laser Fangs refer to the pincers on the front of the Guysack's teeth. The claws refer to the actual pincer weapons. Neither are animated with an energy charge in the anime..
Equipment Overview:
No custom equipment.

- Bowl's Guysack

Pilots: Bowl

Bowl is a pilot that appears in the first episode of Zoids. His Guysack is a custom painted blue one, but is noted to be an extremely low class Zoid. While it seems to do ok picking on a human, Bowl is determined to use this Zoid to prove his skill, in order to obtain an upgrade.

It is indicated in the first episode that Bowl's Guysack was a Wild Zoid that was captured, instead of purchased or gifted. It was likely a sleeper Zoid left behind from the war, found near the Elemia Ruins.

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Weapon Overview:
No custom weaponry.
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No custom equipment.

- Guysack Worker

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This Guysack has been customized for construction work. It is employed by the Republican Army and is used most noticeably in the excavation of ancient ruins. They come in the standard brown color scheme and are usually deployed in numbers.

Both front pinchers have been removed and instead replaced with a bulldozer that is pushed by the rest of the Zoid. The tail has also been modified, and now it has a heavy duty crane installed for lifting rocks and slabs of concrete from excavated areas.

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Weapon Overview:
No custom weaponry.
Equipment Overview:
Bulldozer: The fron arms/legs of the Guysack's arms have been removed and attached with a bulldozer. This is often used in conjunction with the pile driver Godos to clear away the aftermath.	Crane: After this the Guysack's tail was removed and replaced with a crane. The crane has a grappling arm on it that is attached to a heavy duty cable.

- Mine Detection Guysack

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The name is unofficial, but these specialised Guysacks are used by the Helic Republic to sweep the ground for metals and active land mines. They were first seen after the war had ended to recover lost explosives or artifacts in the ground, and have proved quite useful for a number of things.

The first thing you're going to notice is the pinchers being removed and replaced with the metal detectors. You'll also notice that their tails have been modified. They have a side mounted laser gun and on the left side, a large radar dish.

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Weapon Overview:
Laser Gun: The right side of the tail has a standard laser gun. The original laser gun has been removed and then capped off with an extra sheet of metal.
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Radar Dish: On the left side of the tail is a radar dish. It wasn't specified specifically what kind of radar it is.	Mine Sweeper: Both front arms of the Guysack have been removed, once again, for additional equipment. Each arm holds a metal detection unit that sweeps the field. This is used for finding burried artifacts, treasures, or, well, mines. In our case it's gold.

- Guysack SS

Pilots: Stinger, Dennis

    "Stinger Special"
    Stinger's customized Guysack. The Guysack SS is the first customized Zoid seen to be used by Stinger. It is fast, efficient, and piloted better than most that you'll see throughout the entire series.

    It's not just a unique color, either. The Guysack SS has had the tail gun modified to launch a cartridge that, upon impact, will release a fast spreading toxic gas that'll cause paralysis in opposing pilots. This gas can travel very easily through poorly insolated cockpits and works within a minute. It is said to last for over an hour.

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Weapon Overview:
Paralysis Shot Dispenser: Unofficial name, of cours. This weapon is installed to the tail, which has now be modified to fire an impact released cartridge. This cartridge contains a paralysing gas that has been known to last for well over an hour, and can easily travel through poorly insulated cockpits.
Equipment Overview:
No custom equipment.